Yngligagatan 9 is the name of the road where Nagib has been working for sometime as a cleaner in a restaurant.He is born in Sudan and came to stockholm as a political refugee more than ten years ago.He is currently is a law student at stockholm university.Yngligagatan is centrally located and connects at the end with Sveavägen which another popular road lined with shops ,restaurants and clubs.
Today Nagib visited his dentist in order to fill up a hole in one of his teeth because for some
sometime,his instincts told him that all was not right with his dental health.When he met Angelica his dentist at Gustavlundsvägen 141,close to the Alvik beach, on a friday,his suspicions were confirmed.In addition,she advised him to deal with his calculus or stones in order to avoid losing more teeth.
On his way home ,Nagib passed by Sergelsgatan 33, a shopping area in the heart of stockholm to make a video clip in order to improve his photographic skills.
Sundays can be boring sometimes.However,yesterday was exciting because,I made a chance visit to the
Stockholm street dance festival at Kungstrågärden.The audience was big including many tourists.I was
reminded of the many street musicians who play around the city to entertain and make a living without having to beg and suffer humiliation.However,some street musicians have been stopped by police or city guards because they had no permission to play at a venue.
The team of the group I saw was led by Brian from New York.Others included Ludwig and Vincent from
Sweden and Spain respectively.
